6 NEWS IN BRIEF


POYRY IS 100-DAYS INTO COGEN PLANT PROJECT IN RAYONG,


THAILAND Pöyry is working on a contract to


provide owner’s engineer services for a gas-fired cogeneration project in Thailand. The contract from Thai project developer Global Power Synergy Public Company Ltd (GPSC) is for the first phase of a 48 MW/140 MWth plant in the eastern coastal city of Rayong. Once completed the plant will provide power and steam to industrial users in Hemaraj Eastern Industrial Estate. The first project phase will consist


of one gas turbine, one heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) with supplementary firing, steam and power distribution network to industrial consumers and auxiliary systems to support future expansion. Pöyry's assignment includes assistance in project management, design review, site supervision services, quality assurance and con- trol and commissioning supervision. The overall schedule for the contract is about two years, the company said. Pöyry had also been involved as


owner's engineer during the devel- opment phase, providing technical advisory services.


AGGREKO EXPANDS


CHINA OPERATIONS Aggreko has expanded its China


operations with a joint venture involving the power rental company Shanghai Yude, now called Shanghai Yude Aggreko Energy Equipment Rental Co Ltd. The move is part of Aggreko’s long-term strategy to grow its business in China with an experienced and respected local partner. Aggreko has taken a 21.5% equity in the new company and operations will be managed by Shanghai Yude in line with Aggreko’s standards and procedures.


SRC builds a new gas- powered cogen plant for Jurong Island,


Singapore A refinery in Singapore which


processes up to 290,000 barrels of crude oil a day has a new gas-fired cogenera- tion plant. The 72 MWe plant supplies power and steam for Singapore Refining Company’s (SRC) new petrol clean fuels facility on Jurong Island. The facility includes a petrol desulphuri-


sation unit to reduce sulphur in petrol products, a heavy naphtha splitter to reduce benzene in petrol, and an amine treating unit to recover sulphur from the process.SRC reports that the US$500m in upgrades - including the cogen plant - have resulted in improved energy efficiency, higher quality products and a


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15% reduction in SOx emissions, as well as reducing CO2 emissions by 190,000 tonnes per year. The company said the cogen plant’s output exceeds its power requirements, thus eliminating electricity expenses – which had been one of the refinery's largest operating costs.


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China provides 325W modules to Chennai project in India


Chennai 35MW centralized power


plant in India has ordered series of modules required for grid connection from CECEP Solar Energy Technology (Zhenjiang) Co., Ltd..


are said to make it the 'first choice in terms of modules required by a ground- mounted centralized power plant'. The high quality modules have been manufactured under rigid supervision of a professional Third Party and passed the professional inspection by the developer before shipment. Finally, such modules successfully went through the final inspection of the customer and were shipped to Chennai, India. More importantly, the high quality of


This project is a government project developed by one of the ten major developers in India for a projected grid connection in March 2018. The module bought by Chennai is - specifically - a CECEP Full Power Series 325W common module unit featuring high efficiency and quality - its pressure bearing perform- ance and responsiveness to weak sunlight


CECEP Solar's product is reflected onto customer-centered services. Specifically, the modules for the Project are divided up, based on 0.1 Imp capacity when they are packaged - this ensures that they are shipped with identical power and current to maximize the generation benefits of the power plant. CECEP Solar Energy Technology (Zhen- jiang) Co., Ltd. Is a Chinese company established in August 2010. It is a subsidiary controlled by CECEP Solar Energy Co.,Ltd.


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